Wander Locally
We are very lucky to live in an area with so much history,
natural beauty and activities for every age. Here you can enjoy
days by the water or step back in time.
Wander Locally
We are very lucky to live in an area with so much history,
natural beauty and activities for every age. Here you can enjoy
days by the water or step back in time.
RYE TOWN
A Medieval gem of the cinque ports. Fascinating buildings, art galleries, potteries, antiques, cobbled streets and a good selections of places to eat and drink.
Things to do
Whether is exploring the castles and ancient sites of East Sussex
or
Walking the downs or surfing the waves at Camber Sands
Things to do
Whether is exploring the castles and ancient sites of East Sussex
or
Walking the downs or surfing the waves at Camber Sands
Rye
A Medieval gem of the Cinque ports; fascinating buildings, art galleries, potteries, antiques and cobbled streets. You can also find a Local Farmers Market on most days of the week selling fresh produce.
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
This is an area of the seaside comprises saltmarsh, sand, shingle and pools where you can find some very special wildlife.
Rye Water Sports
Kite surfing, Windsurfing and sailing lessons.
Great Dixter House and Garden
Carpets of meadow flowers, exotic gardens and the famous long border.
Bewl Water
The south east's largest lake with many water sports and cycle hire.
Bodiam castle and grounds
A moated fairytale castle.
1066 Battle of Hastings, Abbey & Battlefield
Explore the awe-inspiring ruins of the great abbey and the picturesque market town of Battle.
Bedgebury Forest
Go ape, cycle hire and beautiful forest walks.
Kent and East Sussex Railway
Vintage steam trains dating from Victorian times travel through 10 miles of stunning countryside.
Local Weather
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Places to Eat
Breakfast
Cinema in Rye
Beaches
Winchelsea beach is our closest and family favourite. In the height of summer it is still very quiet with safe swimming. Shingle at high tide and sand at low. Lovely for BBQ's and convenient as there is co-op near by.
Camber sands just the other side of Rye has miles of sandy beach with sand dunes. This can get very busy in August so our recommended time to visit would be at the end of the day and off peak season.